10–11 Oct 2026
Kanazawa Institute of Technology
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Contact Parvathy Ramachandran (CUE) or Terry Tuttle (GALE) for more information

Developing Intercultural Competence in the AI Age

Not scheduled
20m
Kanazawa Institute of Technology

Kanazawa Institute of Technology

〒921-8501 Ishikawa, Nonoichi, Ogigaoka, 7−1
Practical Presentation - CUE Room 108 - Presentation 3

Speaker

Renee Renjel (Sophia University)

Description

This presentation will focus on practical strategies for developing intercultural competence in an AI age. AI now often shapes how people encounter other cultures. What does intercultural competence look like now and why does it still matter? Drawing on emerging research and student insights, this talk asks whether AI-mediated exposure can spark genuine cultural learning and whether it simplifies differences into stereotypes. The presenter will then share practical strategies that educators can use to design experiential learning activities that build curiosity, initiative, empathy, and confidence that are key for developing intercultural competence.

Author

Renee Renjel (Sophia University)

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